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Marilyn Manson Attends Ozzy Osbourne Funeral

On July 31st, Marilyn Manson and his wife Lindsay Warner were among 110 invited guests of Ozzy Osbourne's nearest and dearest to attend his private funeral at his 250-acre estate near Gerrards Cross.  Guests were sent a simple black invitation with a picture of a cross that read: “In loving memory of Ozzy Osbourne.” They were transported from The Crowne Plaza and The Bull in Gerrards Cross to the house at 2pm, with the service starting at 3pm. Pictures of Ozzy were dotted throughout the house and a photograph of him was given to everyone who attended to take home with them. A huge floral tribute was seen at the mansion that spelled out “Ozzy fucking Osbourne.” Fans left tributes at the gate of the estate. The ceremony comes just one day after Osbourne’s family and friends came together in Birmingham, England, for a funeral procession.  At the private funeral on Thursday, a slew of famous musicians paid tribute to the heavy metal icon, including Osbourne’s Black Sabbath bandmat...

Marilyn Manson Pays Tribute To David Lynch


It was announced Thursday January 17th 2025 that Film Director David Lynch died of emphysema at the age of 78, just a few days before his 79th birthday on Monday.

Both Lindsay and Manson paid tribute to Lynch on Instagram, with Lindsay posting in her stories a broken heart under the poster for Wild at Heart and Manson posting the poster for Lost Highway with the message: "May you live forever inside our dreams."


Manson and Lindsay have both said that Wild at Heart (1990) is their favorite Lynch film and favorite romance film, to the point where their wedding theme in 2020 was inspired by Wild at Heart, and they even invited Nicolas Cage, the star of the film, to attend, which he did via a video call. Also, a quote from the film spoken by Crispin Glover can be heard in the song "Lunchbox", when you hear: "I'm making my lunch!"


Manson's first film appearance was as a snuff film pornstar along with bandmate Twiggy Ramirez in Lynch's film Lost Highway (1997), to which he also contributed two songs, "I Put A Spell On You" and "Apple of Sodom", the latter of which was written specifically for the film.

 
 
Among other films of Lynch that inspired Manson's music, imagery and performance are Twin Peaks, in the song "Wrapped in Plastic", and Blue Velvet in Manson's onstage performance of "Sweet Dreams" as well as his smeared lipstick look and use of an oxygen tank in his performance.


Since Lynch and Manson met during the production of Lost Highway, Lynch has written an introduction to Manson's autobiography The Long Hard Road Out of Hell (1998) where he mentions how Manson reminded him of Elvis, and the two have collaborated on both an art show and a coffee table book titled Genealogies of Pain (2010).

Manson also does a spot on impression of David Lynch, as you can hear in the video below. May he Rest In Peace.
 
 

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